All good things must come to an end. Unfortunately for me, this also applies to my writing on this blog. In the beginning, I was nervous to put myself out there. I was always thinking, “Who will read this? Who cares what I have to say? Am I putting too much out on the internet?” Over the past year and a half, this blog was some of the most fun I have had during my time here at The Center for Empowerment and Resilience. Whether it was gathering advice on how to handle certain situations as an athlete, learning about the nuances of brainspotting, or just wanting to read some of my personal stories, I hope readers were able to get some good reading in.

Looking at the future

I am looking forward to what the future has in store for me. As someone who does not like change all that much, I am scared by not knowing what will be in store for me. I even feel a bit guilty about leaving the people who read my blogs. 

To Sal

Sal, thank you for giving me this platform. You were the one who pushed me to start a blog post. I remember being so nervous in the beginning, and you telling me to go for it. I cannot thank you enough for the opportunities that you have provided me during my time here. I am eternally grateful.

As I wrap up this post, this was easily one of the hardest posts I have had to make. If I have not made it clear enough, I cannot thank everyone enough. From the therapists that I have collaborated with, to the clients that I have worked with, this has been an incredible journey I am grateful for everyone who has been a part of it. As always, until next time.

Chris